My requests have been submitted to the manager to price out, so hopefully he'll get to that soon and we'll be able to get it all ordered.  

Problem 2: What kinds of documents should I look for in the case file?

Is the best approach to have a real estate attorney draw up the documents? 

- Aldwin I work with a lender that can do a stated income loan so you would not have to provide documentation.

CFI...Here is another link with a chart for 2015.http://www.fhfa.gov/DataTools/Downloads/Documents/...VA county loan limit: 2015 Loan Limits (Effective January 1, 2015).

I'd try to get them to pay for the inspection base on the fact they couldn't find documentation to back up the disclosure. 

I submit that @Steve Vaughan is absolutely correct this is a very very dangerous play for the average person who has not demonstrated any ability to save money.. you just bury yourself in debt and if your deals don't go well... ( See many storied of first timers losing money) now your really Fubared ... you lost money and you have a mountain of CC debt which will absolutely hammer your once pristine FICO.Now if you have an AMEX black card with no limit or Very high limit say 200 to 500k well then go for it.

And would not have found my next property (a duplex with consistent positive cash flow).When it comes to finding properties it's a numbers game, the more offers you submit, the higher the chance of your offer being accepted.

Applications are filed with the Ames City Assessor and must be submitted by February 1 after the year of construction.

I Downloaded some good Documents and simple contracts from http://smartlazyinvestor.com/how-to-wholesale-properties/real-estate-wholesaling-contracts/ I thought they were easy to use although I did find the Purchase seller contract need it to have a Assign/assigne clause added to it other than that it was simple and useful.